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Try some mapei primer between the tile and paint, the adhension should be 100% better.

Metal primer and then a top coat such as Weathershield trade.

After 5 years the panel could drop output 25% and after 15 years 70% Then theres a maintenance contract to protect your investment or run the risk of invertor or panel failure. If you continue * as you are well done. * i suspect you won't. Have you factored in a service plan, extend warranty...

Just a thought, might someone have added the grey waste (sink and or bath / shower) to the foul / poo waste?

No need, treat as a normal dry wall.

Its quite common around here to find a pull switch above a bed, normally in the master bedrooms. Totally see the logic of being able to turn lights on and off from the bed side. Most new jobs tend to have a double switch by tye headboard for side and main lights.

Wet it down with a pump sprayer, and while wet scrape off all the loose paint. Get some chunks of cardboard (as a splash / over spray guard) and place them behind the stack, prime exposed surface with plasterers primer and then paint with hammerite (or spray). Screwfix do a mapei primer for...

Newboy, I'm doing the one with the nice door (the other property is council owned). 4 days in with a gun and scraper, and a 80 grit wheel and then finish with a hand sand. The spindles nearer still need a hand sand finish.

I've used this on salted previously painted external walls with are flakey. Use a flapper wheel in a grinder to remive the flakes, then coat with primer and then paint. First job I did 5 plus years ago still looks really solid...

I'll just talk to myself then :) Here's the before start work...

Use the trade weathershield your get a few more years out of it. Guttering isn't too expensive, why not go for the black ogee style to add to the features that exist. No sure why your using putty, thats a bit old scool :) I'd suggest a external caulk, or sealant or a two part filler.

Is that not just a textured paint finish?

We see if these help

i've been asked to do a couple of porch areas for clients, both have feature wood work similar to this (see picture). Nothing is rotten, and the existing paint is dry, and flaky. Anyone got any handy new age methods to prep the spindles ready for a full Weathershiled system re paint. I...

It tends to be thicker, and richer in pigment. Hence why 98% of the time two coats of trade and job is finished. Some DIY paints have the consistency of milk, and are absolute rubbish. It does sound as if you've used a large grit sand paper (60 or 80) and have marked the surface more than the...

Or by some SBR and make up your own mix with sand and cement.

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